Mast Bond

Beyond APY and single-stock tokens. One USDG deposit spreads risk across stocks, bonds, metals... in one portfolio.

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[Mast Bond @mastbond]

Coming tomorrow to Mast Bond: institutional portfolio models on Robinhood Chain.

Choose a documented allocation by risk level, deposit USDG and hold the strategy through one transparent position. Every weight, substitution and rebalance will be visible onchain.

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We now have over $6,300 in controlled USDG assets.

As our portfolio grows in size, so does the returns of those who are invested in it

Follow the tutorial below for quick and easy USDG deposits and withdraws:

[Mast Bond @mastbond]

We now manage a portfolio size of $966

Users can withdraw funds at any time via the withdraw tab on the home page.

Make investing easier with Mast.

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In a space where blockchain projects appear and disappear at rapid-fire speed, Mast Bond is here to point a light forward.

To build with purpose, earn trust, and help move the industry toward something that lasts.

We’re here to change the direction.

[Mast Bond @mastbond]

Did not post immediately but our RPC's are fixed and have been active for the last 20 or so minutes.

Thank you for your patience!

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Our RPC's are hitting capacity, we are currently upgrading them.

System will be back online in 5 minutes.

[Michael Petricone @mpetricone]

A great example of a blockchain projects that is actually good

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Mast Bond makes investing easier.

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Why Mast Bond, and why Robinhood Chain?

We built Mast Bond to turn tokenized assets into usable onchain portfolios. Read about the market gap we found, our thesis on Robinhood Chain, and the technical support and contract audit completed with CTA.

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@2blaizen9 Good question, we will release a statement today

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People asked: what is the difference between Mast Bond and theIndex?

The Index uses fees from $INDEX trades to buy Stock Tokens and distribute them to eligible holders.

Mast Bond starts with your USDG deposit. You choose Defensive, Balanced, Growth, Adaptive or Custom. The vault invests your deposit across SPY, QQQ, SGOV, SLV and USDG, then mints shares representing your position.

Those shares track the vault’s NAV: the value of everything it holds divided by the shares issued.

Your position does not depend on future $MAST trading volume or distributions. It is funded when you deposit, and its value follows the assets in your chosen portfolio.

You can redeem your shares for USDG or receive the underlying assets in kind.

Mast Bond is a deposit-funded, inspectable and redeemable onchain portfolio.

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@Big_Cokes1 not going anywhere, pools are filling up quick

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Let your money work for you.

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Earn fees on your sitting capital

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Stake a Mast Bond portfolio in Portfolio Boost this week and we’ll rebate the 0.35% annual management fee accrued while your shares are staked.

Your rebate will be paid in the same portfolio shares.

Stake:
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Stake your USDG on https://t.co/5N6x30SmNG

Pick your APY style

Earn

It's that simple

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$MAST and vault shares serve different roles.

Vault shares are a proportional claim on assets held by a Mast Bond portfolio. Their value follows its NAV after fees.

MAST sits outside the vault. Holding or staking it does not change the portfolio’s assets, share ownership or NAV.

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Choosing a Mast Bond vault means choosing how one USDG deposit is allocated.

Each vault uses the same five holdings: Stock Tokens linked to SPY, QQQ, SGOV and SLV, plus USDG. The allocation and management rules create the difference.

Defensive
25% SPY
10% QQQ
45% SGOV
15% SLV
5% USDG

This vault holds 35% in stock indexes and 45% in government bonds. It has the lowest stock-index exposure among the fixed portfolios.

Balanced
45% SPY
20% QQQ
20% SGOV
10% SLV
5% USDG

Balanced raises stock-index exposure to 65% while retaining a 20% government-bond allocation.

Growth
55% SPY
30% QQQ
5% SGOV
5% SLV
5% USDG

Growth holds 85% in stock indexes. Its NAV will have more exposure to movements in SPY and QQQ.

Adaptive
Adaptive uses the same assets, but bounded market rules can change their weights. The system evaluates price trends, volatility, drawdowns, correlation, rate pressure and data freshness each day.

Target changes can occur once a week. The contract limits each update to 15% portfolio turnover and keeps stock-index exposure between 35% and 80%.

Custom
Custom vaults let you choose the SPY, QQQ, SGOV and SLV weights. USDG takes the remaining percentage. Mast Bond creates a separate user-owned vault for that allocation.

Each vault has its own smart contract, shares and NAV.

NAV means Net Asset Value. NAV per share equals the current value of everything held by that vault divided by the number of shares issued.

Your Mast Bond shares follow the holdings, gains, losses and fees of the vault you selected. Other vaults do not affect their value.

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When you deposit USDG in Mast Bond, you receive vault shares tied to the portfolio you chose.

Those shares represent your claim on its SPY, QQQ, SGOV, SLV and USDG holdings. Their value reflects portfolio gains, losses and fees.

MAST stays separate from NAV and ownership.

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We now proudly are managing our first $12 in USDG based assets.

Time to grow!

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